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It is very clear that nothing in nature presents such a danger to the human race is our own actions.

— Charles Sheffield Dancing with Myself (1993)

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The mills of bureaucracy may or may not grind fine, but they certainly grind exceeding slow.

The Compleat McAndrew (2000)

The laws of probability not only permit coincidences; they absolutely insist on them.

The Compleat McAndrew (2000)

Nothing in life produce a more powerful joy than a near miss by the Angel of Death.

Convergence (1997)

Intelligence is too subtle an attribute to be inferred from appearance.

The Mind Pool (1993)

He realized a profound truth: there is no one so generous as a bureaucrat spending other people’s money.

Convergence (1997)

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